Console Vault, the creators of the original in-vehicle safe, committed to donating a portion of all proceeds to the First Responders Children’s Foundation. The company raised more than $12,000 for the foundation in October and November 2021.
“Console Vault is a big supporter of our first responder heroes who risk their lives in service of our communities,” said Console Vault Co-Founder Scott Bonvissuto. “At the same time, supporting and advocating for children who are the future of our communities has always been a great passion of mine. So, when we were looking for ways to give back this season, we couldn’t think of a better fit than the First Responders Children’s Foundation.”
For the past 20 years, First Responders Children’s Foundation has provided financial support to children who have lost a parent in the line of duty and families enduring significant financial hardship due to tragic circumstances. First Responders Children’s Foundation also supports, promotes, and facilitates educational activities and programs created and operated by first responder organizations whose purpose is to benefit children or the community at large.
“We are deeply grateful for your generous support and proud to partner with you,” said First Responders Children’s Foundation Executive Director Scott Perrin. “In my humble opinion, every first responder needs a Console Vault so they can properly secure their firearms when traveling.”
For more information about First Responders Children’s Foundation, visithttps://1strcf.org/. For more information about Console Vault, visit consolevault.com.
About Console Vault
Console Vault, the original in-vehicle safe, is designed to protect your valuables and firearms from auto theft. Built directly into the vehicle, these safes are made from heavy-gauge steel with a choice of locking mechanisms. Safe, easy to install, and held to automotive manufacturers’ stringent quality standards, Console Vault in-vehicle safes are designed for light trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, and select sedans across many makes, models, and years. The company consistently updates hundreds of different applications as new vehicle models come out each year.
